Hi Richard (and Luis in the reply below),
Excellent, I knew there must have been a reopsitory out there with good
samples to work off. that looks fantastic.
Thank you very much
Jeff
On 27/09/12 09:25, Richard Schneeman wrote:
Check out https://github.com/schneems/wicked all of the tests are
You can just run "rails plugin new" which gives you a dummy app and them
install cucumber on the dummy app as you would on a normal app, and go from
there. The dummy app should behave exactly as a normal app which loads your
engine/gem.
On Sep 27, 2012, at 1:25 AM, Richard Schneeman wrote:
> Ch
Check out https://github.com/schneems/wicked all of the tests are integration
tests with capybara. If something is going to break it is going to break in a
way the user would see it. You can see a variety of mixed
unit/controller/integration tests in my OAuth provider gem
https://github.com/op
Hello Richard.
That makes sense, and it is the route I am looking at, but how does one
boot the dummy app and access it using (for example) capybara?
Most information and repositories I have seen online do unit testing
against the dummy app; I have not found any information on how to do
full
When I have problems isolating behavior in tests, sometimes it can be useful to
test more rather than less. If you are testing log output, use a dummy rails
app inside of your test suite with dummy controller actions and hit it as a
user would with capybara. Then you could route logs to stdout o
Ahoi Gary
Thanks for the info but the gem has already been created and the testing
I want to do is not obvious (to my mind anyway) so online "Getting
started" style stuff that I have found is not that useful..
This is why I was asking if an expert can offer some time to answer
specific quest
Not an expert, but since I have been kind of slack on testing recently,
I'll try to get some karma by trying to help. First, you may want to ask on
this list instead/too:
https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!forum/rubyonrails-talk
(Stackoverflow is also a good place to get Rails stuff an
